Sentence examples for upheld robust from inspiring English sources

If the assumptions underlying the model are not upheld, robust estimates of the standard errors will be calculated for the estimated parameters.

When the Supreme Court decided Citizens United in 2010, campaign finance advocates were comforted by the case's silver lining -- the Court upholding robust disclosure provisions.

"We uphold a robust independent regulatory regime with powers to ensure the interests of consumers are properly protected, including the establishment of a new Competition and Markets Authority this year".

However, the more urgent need is to produce tests, first of all, of whether the basic predictions – that are known to be relatively robust – are upheld among the species in question.

Yet to conclude that the distinction between minimal and robust realism cannot be upheld would be hasty.

Several robust epidemiological studies have upheld the hypothesis that anti-smoking socialisation is protective against youth smoking [ 50- 52].

On June 14, the Court of Appeals ruled that the city had failed to prove that the provisions "would save the public money, encourage robust competition or prevent favoritism," and upheld an injunction against using them in preschool busing contracts.

That decision, a robust interpretation of Congress's authority to pass legislation it deems "necessary and proper," upheld a federal law imposing extended confinement on dangerous sexual predators who have completed their criminal sentences.

(Saudi Arabia has a robust and rapidly evolving medical academe where standard rules guarding against scientific plagiarism are upheld).

The Supreme Court has upheld the right of federal employees to speak out on public issues as private individuals, and there are robust laws protecting whistle-blowers in the government workforce.

A divided Court upheld the trial judge's preclusion of the witness, adding a new framework for balancing a defendant's right to a robust defense with a series of other factors.